US Military Poised For Domestic Intervention, Cites 'Terrorist' Groups
General Michael Kurilla, head of CENTCOM, reportedly stated the US military is 'willing' to attack 'designated terrorist organizations' within America. This isn't just about shadowy foreign actors; it’s about a domestic classification that allows for the blurred lines of military intervention on home soil. Remember when the Patriot Act expanded 'terrorism' definitions? One might wonder how quickly
political dissent or protest groups could find themselves on such a list. This willingness to turn the military inward, even under the guise of counter-terrorism, directly echoes the kind of rhetoric that enables states to silence dissent. Considering the historical expansion of government surveillance and the targeting of civil rights activists, the military's 'willingness' to act domestically
should send shivers down the spines of anyone who values constitutional liberties. After all, if 'terrorist' can mean anything, it can mean anyone.